What happened? Life. What a life she has had and continues to have.
A few years ago, we saw her live doing Wishful Drinking on Broadway. Two things about the wonderful performance: we sat in the front row and were anointed with glitter by Fisher; as we were leaving, some uptight old broad from the UES kept saying, loudly, “Oh, she was so beautiful—what happened? Why did she let…
Also, Chakotay was DEATH for shuttles. Every time he took one out for a visionquest or whatever, that sumbitch crashed.
Rod Stewart??? That was Russell Watson, the welsh opera singer.
Yeah, my non-nerd friends have just learned not to ask me about Game of Thrones...
I don’t see it that way at all.
And whats the first thing she does after the Sept explodes? Drinks.
It was straight up Godfather II, day of reckoning. I half expected Cercei to start reciting the Latin baptismal chant like Micheal Corleone.
Largely what I expected from the episode with a few big surprises. Seriously though... People covering thousands of miles between scenes is really starting to pass into the realm of contrivance.
Hands down THE best score this show (or any show for that matter) has ever mustered. The first 20 minutes were like a god damned silent movie, with that perfect piano/cello score.
The music that entire episode was fantastic.
It would have been nice if they’d kept Stephen Amell and Grant Gustin as the Green Arrow and Flash in the movies, but as different versions of them. The whole multiverse thing with DC works well with this concept, though what it would most likely do is confuse mainstream viewers even further when they see the same…
Please explain?
I would have loved to have seen... just as an experiment, not as any kind of official “special edition” of the films... certain scenes from the Back to the Future trilogy reenacted with the artificially aged actors now actually thirty years older, then comped together with the original footage.
Technically, the video should have used the 1985 Biff footage from Back to the Future instead of the old Biff footage from Back to the Future Part II to chart the difference in Tom Wilson’s appearance.
